Hungary’s Laszlo Cseh, who demolished the 200 fly yesterday, led the way in the men’s 100-meter fly semis at the 2016 European Championships.
Cseh posted a top time of 51.64, off his third-ranked season best of 51.40 from the Euro Meet.
Poland’s Konrad Czerniak, the defending champion, qualified second in 51.90. He’s been a second-ranked 51.31 at the Spanish Spring Nationals already this year.
France’s Mehdy Metella clocked in with a third-seeded 52.00, off his 12th-ranked 51.84 from French Nationals.
Semifinal 1
Semifinal 2
Poland’s Pawel Korzeniowski (52.11), Italy’s Piero Codia (52.16), Italy’s Matteo Rivolta (52.33), Ukraine’s Lyubomyr Lemeshko (52.38) and Denmark’s Viktor Bromer (52.43) chased down the rest of the qualifying spots.
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